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Broadcast Rights and Event Content. Regular Season Event Broadcasts. School agrees to live broadcast all regular season sports events at all competition levels in the venue where the Pixellot Systems are installed (i.e., Varsity, Junior Varsity, etc.). School has the right to determine on-demand availability of regular season events through “blackout windows.” For the purpose of definition in the Agreement, a School will choose to be one of the following:
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Broadcast Rights and Event Content. Regular Season Event Broadcasts. School agrees to live broadcast all regular season sports events at all competition levels in the venue where the Pixellot Systems are installed (i.e., Varsity, Junior Varsity, etc.). School has the right to determine on-demand availability of regular season events through “blackout windows.” School also grants PlayOn the right to live broadcast all Postseason Events (as defined herein) in the venue where the Pixellot Systems are installed. School will not permit any third party to stream any regular season sports events that would be deemed competitive with PlayOn’s activities; provided that School may allow student-led groups to live broadcast regular season sports events (“School Co-Broadcasts”) as part of a broadcast media curriculum program. For the sake of clarity, events selected by School or School Co-Broadcasts will also be broadcasted on the NFHS Network via the Pixellot Systems.
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Broadcast Rights and Event Content. Regular Season Event Broadcasts. DISTRICT agrees to live broadcast all regular season sports events at all competition levels in the venue where the Pixellot Systems are installed (i.e., Varsity, Junior Varsity, etc.). DISTRICT has the right to determine on-demand availability of regular season events through “blackout windows.” School also grants PlayOn the right to live broadcast all Postseason Events (as defined herein) in the venue where the Pixellot Systems are installed. DISTRICT will not permit any third party to stream any regular season sports events that would be deemed competitive with PlayOn’s activities; provided that Huntsville City Schools Educational Television (“ETV”) may also simultaneously broadcast a select number of DISTRICT regular season sports events to be featured on ETV’s live “game of the week” to include distribution on all existing platforms currently in use (TV channel, cable channel, and live streaming on the Huntsville City Schools website). For the sake of clarity, DISTRICT will generally broadcast about 30 regular season sports events on ETV per year of the Initial Term, one regular season game per week. DISTRICT may allow (at its discretion) third party local television coverage to broadcast regular season events at a School without violating these restrictions. For the sake of clarity, DISTRICT shall also broadcast via the Pixellot System on the NFHS Network any regular season event that is broadcast on linear television by a third party.
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